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‘*In the Heart of Moneta" CGor. Pine St. and Kirby, Timmins Goidfelds Theatre Building Timmins, Ont. Phone 428M DR. C. SULLIVAN DENTIST Judge for yourself. See its beautiful Spanish cabinet. Hear its remarkable on, then you will agree wich us that here is the mo marvelâ€" â€" ing instrument ever known. Your neares Brunswick dealer will gladly demonstrate for you the New Brunswick. Priced from $155 to $385. THE foremost craftsmen were emfployed in the erection of the Walls and Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Toâ€"day outstanding engineers and craftsmen have united in developing a masterpiece of acoustical science that far exceeds the highest expectacions of its builders and the publicâ€"the New Brunswick. ; OASH OR EASY TERMS Cor. Mountjoy Street and Third Avenue Timmins e PHONE 595â€"W 29 Third Avenue Phone 610â€"W 23 Wilson Avenue Have the Wagon Call without obligation $5000.00 in Prizes Open Evenings Sweet Clover Milk Bread Wedding Cakes Cakes Pastries LAKE‘S Sold by Specialty The Brunswickâ€"Balkeâ€"Collender Company T oronto Moatreal ‘"At the nomination meeting in Sudbury Hon. Charlee MceCrea was returned by accelamation. The preâ€" sentation of a seat to a candidate, a high compliment at any time, was never more so than now, when many groups are arrayed under their severâ€" al banners against the Government and are busy confusing the issues. Mr. MeCrea owes nothing to the magâ€" nanimity of the Raneyâ€"Sinclairâ€"Ben Spence connection, The honour of an uncontested election is his because he has the confience of Conservatives and Liberals throughout his riding. That confidence he has worthily earned by his fine record at the head of one of the most important departments of the Government. _ Among Mr. Mcâ€" Crea‘s predecessors entrusted with the administration of the Province‘s mineral affairs were some able men, but none of them rendered public service comparable to his. We have said that his department is one of the Everyone feels that the acclamation given to Hon. Chas. MceCrea was ‘a wellâ€"merited mark of appreciation for his services to the North Land and to all Ontario. He has served his own constituency with a rare loyalty and wellâ€"placed effort. He has given an effective and earnest and wholeâ€" souled service as a member of the Cabinet, that has meant a great deal indeed for the mining industry and for the North. In an editorial article last week The Toronto Mail Empire pays a wellâ€"deserved tribute to Hon. Mr, MceCrea. _ The Mail Empire says :â€"â€" HON. MA. McGBEA FAIRLY WON THE ACGGLAMATION Tribute Paid by People to His Able Efforts as Minister of Mines. Wilson‘s Drug Store Brunswick Machines For Sale at Timmins The next regular meeting of the local Victorian Order of Nurses comâ€" mittee will be held on Monday evenâ€" ing, Dec. 18th, in the Grill Room of the Empire Hotel. ‘*By that time the winze should be down to 1,000 feet and the new lev ols opened up. ‘*The vein developed at the 500 and 625â€"foot levels is 1,500 feet from the shatt. It was described in a recent issue of The Northern Miner and officials believe it will yield an exâ€" cellent #rade of ore." ‘*It is also planned to enlarge the shaft from two to three compartâ€" ments. â€" The shaft is used to the 500â€" foot level, and from 200 to 500 is now 3 compartments. ‘*The directors have decided to go ahead with the mill. Mill Superinâ€" tendent Swanson, of Barryâ€"Hollinger, who destgned that plant, and its alterâ€" ations, will do the same work for the Blue Quartz. Test shipments for exâ€" perimental purposes are being made and on the results from these the flow sheet of the mill will be laid out. It will probably have a minimum of 150 tons a day. The intention is to take instructural material and mill equipment over this winter‘s roads and begin construction as. soon as possible in the spring. It will probâ€" ably be May before excavation work will be possible. ‘""It is planned to merely drive ecrosscuts to the vein at intermediate levels and after the 1,000 foot horizon is reached to open up all the levels simultaneously. k Porcupine Goldfields is capitalized at 1,000,000 shares of one pound par value. , Lord Gisborough is president, and with whom is associated other prominent finanical men of England. The Northern Miner last week says : ‘‘Sinking of the Blue Quartz winze from 625 to 1,000 feet was comâ€" menced on Monday. The present hoist will earry on work for albout 200 feet, but before that depth is reached a new one will be installed. ANKERITE CONTINUES WELL OVER $100 A DAY The Ankerite Mine is the property which Coniagas held under option some years ago. But, after considerâ€" able underground work, the option was relinquishedâ€"despite the â€" fact that only a limited amount of cash was required to complete the purchase The production of gold from the Ankerite Mine, of the Poreupine Goldfields Co., continues at well over $1,000 per day, according to official advice. The ore for the greater part is stated to be earrying about $9 . per ton, and with indications that the volume of ore indicated will enable the company to gradually increase capacity. BLUE QUARTZ DECIDES TO GO AHEAD WITH MILL The thats fit for queens and kings,‘‘ the fish pond, the cosy tea room, and all the other features were pleasingly portrayed in the poetry, with the final couplet, ‘‘And we are not afraid to say, You will be glad you came our way.‘‘ most important. If it remains in his hands a few years longer the field of its jurisdiction will have become the greatest source of wealthâ€"productâ€" ion in the Province, if not in the Doâ€" minion. Mr. McCrea is a Northern Ontario man who knows that great reâ€" gion as no other man in our public life knows it. He has a vision of its future whiclris an inspiration to him. His heart is in Ontario‘s Northland, and he has enlisted all his fellowâ€" Ministers in the work of forwarding its development. If the whole of Northern Ontario were a single conâ€" stituency to elect a man to hold oftice for it in the Cabinet, nobody else would have a chance against Hon. Charles MeCrea, wo would, indeed, hbe very likely to be returned, as he has been for Sudbury, by acclamation. At the conclusion of an interview pubâ€" lished in our issue of Saturday Mr. Draper Dobie, a Iaberal who is supâ€" porting the Ferguson Government, and who is one of the staunchest and bestâ€"informed of the believers in Norâ€" thern Ontario, has this to say about Mr, MeCrea: c ‘*Right now and for years to come we want that fearless, honest gentleâ€" man, the Hon. Charles MeCrea, and his capacity for administration and imazination, to hasten and guide the development of our vast store of minâ€" erals, which, coupled with our magâ€" nificent â€" agricultural â€" improvement forest conservation and waterâ€"power development, will make Ontario the industrial centre of the North Ameriâ€" can Continent.‘‘ Lat week much interest was creatâ€" ed by the clever verses, written by the "(Girls of the United Church,""‘ and duly published in The Advance. Still greater interest will be aroused by the event so effectively advertised by the verses,â€"the ‘‘Rose Bazaar‘‘ and tea, under the auspices of the Girls‘ Club of the United Church, to be held in the basement of the church on Satâ€" urday of this week, Dec. 4th. As the verses so quaintly depicted : ‘‘Many dainty things you‘ll see; Dresses, aprons and. lingerie; soft knitted goods, so snug and: warm, To keep Jack Frost from doing harm; Or linâ€" ens for your treasuer chest; The workmanship all of the best."‘‘ THF, PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ROSE BAZAAR ON SATURDAY AT THE UNITED CHURCH Major Henry Cameron, of North Bay. the new Divisional Commander for the Salavtion Army, will pay his first official visit to Timmins S.A. on Dec. 4th, 5th and 6th. Some days ago the combined choirs of New Liskeard, assisted by artists from Haileybury and Cobalt, gave a choral concert that was a ‘*most wonderful musical and financial sueâ€" cess,""‘ to quote the review of The Speaker on the event. The attendâ€" ance exceeded 600, which is a very large audience for an event of this kind in a town no larger than New Liskeard. _ The crowd, by insistent applause and encores, showed its very decided appreciation for the several items on the programme, and there can be no doubt but that the event was a very helpful and satisfactory one for the people of that town. The programme, as published by The Speaker, shows a pleasing list of numâ€" bers, all selections being real music, and all exceedingly well presented. The Speaker, gives special commendaâ€" tion to the leader, Mr. Geo. J. White, for the succeess of the event, while complimenting the members of the choirs on the excellence of the proâ€" gramme. It is mot out of to point out that the event also owed much of its success to the good work of The Speaker, which gave the chorâ€" al concert publicity in advance, and is now tendering the merited words of praise that are so encouraging. As the oldest newspaper in the North, The Speaker no dowbt recalls the earlier days when the people themâ€" selves had to make all their own enâ€" tertainment‘and amusement. No one will know more clearly thanâ€" The Speaker the value of music to this North, and the distinet benefit to the country from the advantage it has had from the fact that there have been so many talented musicians takâ€" ing up residence in the North. The North has drawn its population from all over the world, and in its cosmoâ€" politan people the percentage of musiâ€" callyâ€"gifted men and women has been very large. Music is everywhere a comfort, a solace and a means of lastâ€" ing pleasure, and in this North it has proved, and is every day proving the truth of this idea. COMBINED CHOIRS OF NEW LISKEARD DELIGHT CROWD IMPERIAL BANK Toronto,‘NovemBer 19th, 1926. PELEG HOWLAND, In our opinion the Balance Sheet discloses the true condition of the Bank, and is as shown by the books of the Bank. The above Balance Sheet does not include money which has been set aside by the Shareâ€" h?ldl;:rs Igra(:;fl time to time for the purpose of a Pension Fund, a portion of which is invested in shares of the P We report to the Sharecholders of the Imperial Bank of Canada:â€" That we have audited the above Balance Sheet as at October 30th, 1926, and compared it with the books and vouchers at Head Office and with the certified returns from the Branchces. We have obtained all the information and explanations that we have required, and in our opinion g)e i‘ransa'ctions of the Bank which have come under our notice have been within the powers of the ank. h. «d a9e ... . .. 3 ies . 2o Bank Premises . Real Estate, Mortgages fAnd other assets, ...............,. Nonâ€"current L oans, estimated loss provided for............ Liabilities of customers under Letters of Credit as per contra mecurities.:..:....; .. c .:. A Call Loans mm Canada and abroad . Other current Loans after making full provmon Deposits..... Cash on hand and in Banksg,.;.. Notes and Cheques of other Banks........................ Deposit in Central Gold Deposit with the Minister for purposes of Circulation Fund. .. Dominion and Provincial Government, Municipal and other Notes of the Bank in circulation....... ... Due to otheér Banks.:.....~ 3. Letters of Credit outstanding . . Dividend and Bonus Due Nov ember lst 1 Unclaimed Dividends . Capital, Reserve and Undivided Profits . President. CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET AS ON 30th OCTOBER, 1926 ‘*Mr. and Mrs. George White, of Kirkland Lake, lay claim to what is regarded as a unm@que comcidence proâ€" bably without an equal in the whole of Canada or perhaps in any other country. They are the proud parâ€" ents of a family of three children. one boy and two girls, who all celebrate their birthday on the same day. Allan, the son, aged 17 years years, I one, aged 12 years and Joan, aged 18 years, the two daughters, were born on the same day, November 17th. A party celebrating the triple birthday was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. White last Wednesday evening. Mr. White is a barber and has been a resiâ€" Much publicity has been given the birth of triplets recently at Engleâ€" hart. â€" While Kirkland Lake cannot equal the Englehart case in h#aving three children bora the same day in the one family in the one year, Kirkâ€" land Lake is not going to be left beâ€" hind altogether in the birthday busiâ€" ness. Kirkland claims to have three children born on the same day in different years in the one family, which would seem to be even more difficult to arrange. The Northern News, possibly because it imagines there is somethirg specially demoeraâ€" tic in the matter, recently told the story in the following paragraph:â€"â€" THREE CHILDREN IN FAMILY HAVE BIRTHDAY SAME DAY dot LIMITED 41 Queen St., W. Opp. City Hall of Kirkland for several vears." GENUINE _ GERHARD HEINTZMAN PIANOS GERHARD HEINTZMAN Write for catalogue and special list of slightly used pianos . . . . A. B. SurrarrDp, C.A., of Put, Marwmk Mitchell Co. D. McK. McCusuuaxp», F.CA., of Price, Waterhouse Co. for bad and All weak men and women. All nervous men and women. All skinny men and women. Can grow stronger, healthier and more vigorous and take on solid needed flesh in 30 days just by taking MceCoy‘s Cod Livey Extract Tablets four times a dayâ€"sugar coated and easy to take as candy. Everybody knows that from the livers of the humble codfish comes a first class vitamine that is a wonderâ€" ful vitalizer, fesh producer and health creator. Millions of MeCoy‘s Cod Liver Exâ€" tract Tablets are sold every week and thousands of, fnail rundown unâ€" derweight people are being helped, A box of 60 tablets for 60 cents and if any skinny man or woman doesn‘t gain at least 5 pounds in 30 daysâ€"money back. Ask any good druggist anywhere in America. And what a hit these tlesh produsâ€" ing tablets have made. One druggist tripled his sales in one week. Be sure and get McCoy‘s, the ‘criâ€" ginal and genuine and don‘t forget there is nothing on earth so good to make backward, listless, underweight children grow strong and robust. ONE THIN WOMAN GAINED 10 POUNDS IN 20 DAXYS $ 31,045,294 .74 . 100,787,014 .91 Thursday, Dec. 2nd, 1926 $131,832.309 .065 $131,832,309 .65 F.â€" PHIPPS, General Manager, $16,347,745 6,530,360 4,004,466 $10,692,633 . 00 3,755,364 .37 564,397 .39 280,000 . 00 751.75 21,606,889 13,427,522 ,309,83 4,921,660 1,534,831 251,874 564.397 15,752,148 . 23 347,745 . ... 004466 . 332,730 .4: 09 Toronto